Mine exploration involves assessing the mineral resources and potential risks of a mining site before starting operations.
Geophysical surveys involve measuring and mapping the physical properties of the subsurface, such as seismic waves, magnetic fields, and electrical conductivity.
Geochemical analysis involve analyzing the chemical properties of rocks, soil, and water to determine their composition and characteristics.
Drilling and sampling involve extracting core samples of rocks and soil to analyze their composition and determine subsurface conditions.
Mine development involves designing and constructing infrastructure and facilities to access, extract, and process mineral resources from a mining site.
Mineral processing involves crushing, grinding, and separating minerals from ore to produce valuable metals and other materials for industrial use.
Metals recovery and refining involve extracting and purifying metals from ores and other sources to produce high-quality finished products.
Ore processing and recovery involve extracting valuable minerals and metals from ore using various techniques such as grinding, flotation, and leaching.